Western Hills High School - Annual Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Long and serious discussions ensue when s'l'uclenls in fl1e Advanced Slanding Englislw class submil' llieir composiiions 'for 'franlc and lionesl crilicism If he is indeed wise he does not bid you enter the house of his 7 V wisdom, but mzfhei' leads you to the tlzreshold of your own mind. -Kahlil Gibran Miss Klaserner helps Bill Wynne improve spols in his criiical analysis.

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Miss Smith enthusiastically aids Carolyn Harris and Glenda Marclcesano turn out delicious candy balls to complement the Yuletide season. Our teachers have important responsibilities Each new school day brings various responsibilities to the teacher. He must spend the day not only instructing his students, but he must in his 'fsparc time, make out report cards, grade sheets, and attendance recordsg hand out locksg and take care of study halls. A teacher, of course, is willing to aid in the functioning of our school, but many times he wishes that he could devote his full time and energy to the subject he teaches. And gladly would he learn, and gladly teach. -Chaucer Jim ancl Larry have gym 'Fun under the watchful supervision of Mr. Sielcmann. , offs my i . - ' ' 'Y ' 'Q nt l - f fl , .iw A I V: ,V ff ,fn , ' a 4 - 1' 0 w as ,r,tr J , MR. BROWN MRS. BROWN Speech and Drama English 4 . M45 aff 'V MR Miss BURK Health English . CHESLEY